 We have some very exciting and welcome news this month that we have been awarded a three year grant by the ESRC to investigate timing processes and behaviour in autism. The grant brings together the expertise of our Time Perception Lab, the BEAM Lab and the Manchester Autism Research Group. The project will investigate timing processes from fundamental perceptual time discrimination through to higher order concepts of time and temporality. Our lab member Dr Dan Poole will be the postdoctoral researcher on this thrilling project.
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18/5/2018 11:11:32
It is really good to know that you guys have been awarded for a three year grant by the ESRC. I want to say congratulations to all of you. Although I don't know anything about what you guys are doing, I still think it is something really important and useful. I am curious about how you will investigate the timing process and the behaviour in autism. It was quite hard for me to understand. I think maybe you can elaborate this more clearly next time because I am really excited and curious to know more information about it. 23/5/2018 12:28:26
Congratulations on being awarded a three year grant by the ESRC. I believe that this will help you make your works better. I know as well that this will make a big difference for those people who have autism. I know that those people diagnosed with this will be happy upon knowing that you will now be able to make your studies even more credible. I am so excited to know the results of the study you will be conducting. Just please make sure that you will make this happen for the people need your help. 23/5/2018 09:45:03
Absolutely fantastic posting! Lots of useful information and inspiration, both of which we all need!Relay appreciate your work. 26/2/2020 09:07:13
This is a great achievement. I look forward to read about the results of your investigation. Leave a Reply. |
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